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More Cases of Very Rare, Deadly Virus Detected in Idaho
Since the mid-2000s, Idahoans have come to expect at least a few headlines about dangerous mosquito borne illnesses every summer. However, it’s not just West Nile making news this year. A History of West Nile in the Boise Area. West Nile Virus was first detected in mosquitoes in Ada...
The Hotel Group, Hogback to develop Marriott StudioRes in Washington
The Hotel Group, an affiliate of Hotel Equities, in partnership with co-owners Hogback Development Company, has acquired land to develop a Marriott StudioRes in Moses Lake, Wash. StudioRes is Marriott International's new midscale, extended-stay lodging brand appealing to investors for its focus on the short-term rental market and building/design efficiencies.
Spokane Motorcycle Collision with Semi-Truck Claims Life of Rider
Spokane, WA — A fatal collision involving a motorcycle and a semi-truck occurred just before 2:30 p.m. on August 29, 2024, at the intersection of Sprague and Freya. The Spokane Police Department (SPD) received a 911 call alerting them to the accident, and officers quickly responded to the scene, closing down the intersection to secure the area.
Wildfire in Southern-Central Idaho Swells to 90,000 Acres, Still 0% Contained
As its smoke drifts down toward the Treasure Valley, the nearly-90,000-acre Wapiti fire near Stanley is still wholly uncontained. As of Thursday morning, 978 personnel are working on mitigating the Custer County blaze, up from 620 on Tuesday. State Highway 21, meanwhile, remains closed from east of Lowman through Stanley. As of Thursday evening, Highway 75 remained open.
Voter education increases as November General Election looms; I-2117 draws most discussion
TRI-CITIES, WA. - In less than 70 days, Voters across Washington will voice their choices on a wide array of candidates and ballot measures. No race is drawing more attention than the flurry of initiatives that will be on the ballot come November, particularly Initiative 2117, which looks to repeal the Climate Commitment Act (CCA).
Port one of 11 in Washington awarded electrification grant
The Port of Friday Harbor is one of 11 Washington ports that were awarded a portion of the state’s $26.5 million Port Electrification Grant Program. According to the Washington State Department of Transportation, these projects collectively plan to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions by more than 140,000 metric tons over the next 10 years.
Gesa teams with charities for Hunger Action Month
Aug. 30—RICHLAND ‒ Gesa Credit Union is teaming up with longtime partners Second Harvest and Food Lifeline to address food insecurity in the Northwest this Hunger Action Month, according to an announcement from Gesa. Throughout September, the three organizations will work together to mobilize the community to take action against the devastating impact hunger has locally. As the presenting ...
Feds detain stranded Ecuador crew after failed tow of retired WA ferries
SEATTLE - South American mariners tasked with transporting two retired Washington ferries to Ecuador for scrapping have been detained by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) after the tow attempt failed. According to Washington State Ferries (WSF) spokesperson Dana Warr, the crew was hired by the purchaser of the decommissioned...
[Time Lapse Video] Northern Lights Seen in Washington Wednesday
Last Wednesday night, sky watchers just north of Seattle were treated to an unexpected celestial spectacle of the northern lights. Northern Lights Dazzle North of Seattle: A Stunning Aurora Display. Last Wednesday night, sky watchers just north of Seattle were treated to a breathtaking and surprising display of the northern...
Two injured in car accident on North Country Homes Boulevard
SPOKANE, Wash. — Two people were injured after a car struck them while they were attempting to repair their broken-down car. According to a spokesperson from the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office, the incident occurred on North Country Homes Boulevard. As the two people were working on their car, another car traveling northbound crashed with them and their car.
Spokane Valley detectives wrap up investigation at problem property
SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. — After a months-long investigation, Spokane Valley Detectives have concluded their inquiry into a residence on the 7300 block of East 4th Avenue, which has been a frequent source of community concerns. According to a press release from the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office, the property, located...
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